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These were old but for the most part very drinkable.

Do you mean how long will the water stay drinkable?

The town was also left without power or drinkable water for about three and half weeks.

Of course, the water might not be drinkable; but they decided to chance it.

At least we have plenty of water, even if it is not drinkable.

It would have been nice if his coffee were drinkable, he thought.

The coffee here is, if not wonderful, at least drinkable.

As a result, water from local fountains is not drinkable.

Two-thirds of city residents have drinkable water, American officials said.

They truly need more years in the bottle to become drinkable.

It spent at least 16 months in French oak and is very drinkable now.

The red was sharp and thin but drinkable, though one would not care for a second glass.

But if we were in China the water wasn't drinkable anyway.

Food's not bad here but they won't serve anything drinkable.

There's also a creek and a field of natural springs, which are drinkable.

Analysis of the water proved it to be drinkable, though they had paid too high a price for the information.

Alternatives: Very little else that's drinkable without any alcohol at all.

Most natural water in the area is not drinkable.

It can also be in the form of drinkable potions.

One problem that still needs solution is the missing access to drinkable water.

Probably only a handful will achieve great old age and remain drinkable.

Why should not this be as drinkable as the other?

But he hastened to add, "They are almost always more than drinkable."

In 1880, the first water system to provide drinkable water was created.

By the time they get there and unload, the water is hardly drinkable.